642 Thomas Pinckney Court, located in the McClellanville Historic District, is truly an exceptional waterfront property. Situated on the point of and where beautiful Jeremy Creek and the intracoastal Waterway meet, the views are unmatched. As you enter this low country style raised home, you are met by an open kitchen and living area offering extraordinary views through the gallery of windows and doors. The home provides a 10-foot wide, wrap around screened porch overlooking the Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge and Bulls Bay. For the recreational boaters and anglers, 642 Thomas Pinckney Court offers a fixed and floating dock with a 10,000-boat lift for easy access to inshore and offshore fishing. This magnificent property provides easy access to not only fishing, but bird watching and beach walking along the 22 miles of uninhabited sandy beaches. An upper observation deck with views from the Cape Romain light houses to Bulls Island, providing panoramic views of low country wildlife and sunsets.

Entering the house and walking through a wide hallway you'll find the kitchen, living, dining area with fireplace. There are three bedrooms downstairs and 3 bedrooms upstairs, each with its private bathroom along with a guest bath on each floor. The first-floor master bath has a shower and jacuzzi tub. Upstairs master includes a double sinks and a jacuzzi tub. Second floor also includes a large open room which opens onto the observation deck and could be a great studio or many other possibilities. This home is a treasure and should be at the top of anyone's list if they are looking for waterfront property.

McClellanville is a small fishing village of approximately 550. Being surrounded by the Francis Marion National Forest and The Cape Romain Wildlife Refuge has been our saving grace and a blessing for us. We have been able to keep the high-density development out allowing us to keep our small town feeling intact. We have the McClellanville Arts Council and the Village Museum along with the Charleston County library. Being a fishing village there is usually plenty of fresh seafood, either at the local restaurants or offered at local seafood markets.